Tourism is one of the worst-hit sectors of the pandemic Maharashtra is leaving no stones unturned to revive it. We told you about the fantastic offerings by the Maharashtra tourism for the post-pandemic world. And now, MTDC is partnering with Airbnb to promote homestay and bed & breakfast in the state. The promotion of homestay tourism will encourage travellers to visit lesser-known travel destinations.
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Travellers Will Now Be Able To Explore Farmstays
MTDC and Airbnb will jointly promote travel destinations in Maharashtra that offers unique experiences. Travellers will now be able to explore farm stays, conduct webinars and workshops with Airbnb’s enhanced protocols. Cleaning and sanitisation will now be the top priority for Airbnb. Also, Stay In These 6 Charming Uttarakhand Homestays In Less Than ₹1500 This Diwali.
Travel Will Be Made More Affordable & Accessible
Both the organisations will train workshops with hosts and create jobs and for local communities. Announcing the partnership, Minister for Tourism, Environment & Climate Change and Protocol, Aaditya Thackeray, said that they are committed to making travel accessible, affordable and comfortable. With safety as the top priority, they are looking to strengthen the homestay ecosystem in the state.
The Partnership Will Help Economic Recovery
he partnership will drive domestic tourism and support economic recovery. Airbnb has always been highlighting unique destinations to ensure that economic benefits reach as many communities as possible. The collaborative effort between tourism, governments, tourism authorities and private players will help in the endeavour of making homestays popular. Here’s Everything You Need To Know Before You Check Into A Hotel Or Homestay In Maharashtra.
According to Airbnb’s search trends and data, destinations within Maharashtra such as Igatpuri, Karjat, Alibag and Panchgani are widely searched for their stunning scenery and authentic cultural experiences they have to offer.